EMPTY CANS ARE EXTREMELY FRAGILE AND PRONE TO DEFORMATION. In the one-way conveyors before infeeding the Filler Machine, they reach speed < 5 m/s. Interposed along their journey from the Depalletiser til the Filler a twist, like the one visible here, one more source for deformations and jams (image credit Rexam®).

Visual check of empty cans just after having been depalletised let the human being front the impossible mission to filter defective cans before they reach the following Canning Line Machines.
Why ?
Because a single deformed Can may:
- easily jams the Twist before the Filler,
- ‘escapes' by the Filling Valve,
- jams the Seamer.
Many of these cases terminate in long forced stops of the entire Canning Line, with several stretched cans lying in the Seamer. After adding all other possible types of Cans' defects, like those preventing its sale ability, e.g. defective print or scratches, it becomes evident this task can only be accomplished by a device emulating some of the human being high level cognitive functions: an Electronic Inspector.
VISUAL CHECK OF EMPTY CANS just after having been depalletised in Coca-Cola® at Fredericia, Denmark. The human being front of the impossible mission to filter defective cans before they reach the following Canning Line Machines. A single deformed Can: may jam the Twist before the Filler, may ‘escape' by the Filling Valve and may jam the Seamer. Many of these cases terminate in a long forced stop of the entire Canning Line, with several stretched cans lying in the Seamer. After adding all other possible types of Can defects, like those preventing its sale ability, e.g. defective print or scratches, it becomes evident this task can only be accomplished by a device emulating some of the human being high level cognitive functions: an Electronic Inspector (image credit Rexam®).
WHAT VENDOR OFFERS THE WORLDWIDE BEST SYSTEM TO ADJUST INSPECTIONS’ SENSITIVITY ? PRESSCO. Its RETRO-SPEC™ technology assures the easiest thinkable sensitivity adjustment. A huge amount of the last processed containers, PET caps of preforms is kept in memory, including all those considered defective and rejected. To readjust sensitivity is made banal by mean of a slider control showing immediately what container before considered “defective” should later be considered “good” containers. RETRO-SPEC™ (retrospective) philosophy allows an immediate insight to the consequences of each one sensitivity readjustment. The image above. shot by our staff in an empty can inspector is available to all different models of PRESSCO®
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Links to the pages: Full Container InspectionIntroductionAbove two adiacent high speed Aseptic PET Bottling Lines. Visible two Full Container Inspectors with inspections for Asepticity directly in-the-Machines (Filler and Closer). …

EMPTY CANS ARE EXTREMELY FRAGILE AND PRONE TO DEFORMATION. In the one-way conveyors before infeeding the Filler Machine, they reach speed < 5 m/s. Interposed along their journey from the Depalletiser til the Filler a twist, like the one visible here, one more source for deformations and jams (image credit …

Successful operation, Quality and Production, of all the PET Bottling Lines requires PET bottles exempt by deformations which can damage the Filler Machine parts, straight bottles without holes nor objects into, with a perfect sealing area, etc. …
Links to the pages: Why Case and Crate inspectionFood and Beverage Bottling Lines are normally equipped worldwide with one or two Full Containers (glass bottles, PET bottles, cans, kegs) Electronic Inspectors. …
Weighcheckers are the Electronic Inspectors conceived to measure the weight of packs, clusters and cartons into Food and Beverage Packaging Lines. They exist in several types but we’ll consider in the following just a particularly simple version based on:…
Power Minimum Requirements All of the electronic inspection systems, whatever the:their number of CPUs;linear speed of the containers whose physical properties they are controlling;number of containers they have to check each one second;…
- Ultrasound bottle and cap leakage inspection
- With 1 camera
- Optic closure check with 2 cameras
- Optic closure presence inspection, with analog photo scanner
- Slanted cap, with laser
- Inductive closure & lid inspection
- Inner Pressure Inspection with Analog Inductive sensors
- Ultrasonic fobbing systems
- Cap colour inspection
- Caps inspection and water drops
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